Whistler Powder Mountain Lager

Brewed by Whistler Brewing Company
Style: Premium Lager
Whistler, Canada

Serve in Lager glass

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Pale gold with a small sickly cap. Heavy corn pops with a metallic kicker, fresh grass clippings, heavy stink. Heavy carbonation causing massive beltches. BLETCH!!!! Taste is the same with a massive chemical aftertaste. Very grainy, lots of pennies, big loaf of bread. Boring sub-par beer that can be drank by anyone.

Draught at Tap & Barrel, Vancouver
Blond color, small head. The aroma seems sweetish, and sweetish is the flavor too, also because the bitterness is an utopia; it has a light corn and paper feeling.
Really bland.

Ok, not much aroma not much head. Its definitely missing something. It’s a crisp finish but all in all poor.

330ml brown bottle. Gold with a small clingy white head. Nose is grainy with a bit of sweetness. Taste has sweet grains, distant hop note. A little grain and faint grass at the end. Average carbonation and body. Pretty boring.

Pours a clean, golden color with low carbonation and the head is very low and filmy. Aroma is grainy with some funky, slightly spicy hops. Has the nose similar to the higher alcohol European export beers. Flavor is pretty grainy with a kind of off hoppiness. A hint of a cream ale flavor kicks in at the very end. Body is light with very low and small carbonation to hit. Overall a "meh" offering. Not bad but not terribly appealing to this rater.

Beer pours a golden color with a white head that dissipates quickly and leave no lace. Very mild flavor.

Can on Rocky Mountaineer train, Canada. Golden beer with a strong head. The aroma is yeasty and dry, and the flavour is yeasty and dry with malty elements. Overall a pretty basic predominately yeasty and dry lager. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

UPDATED: JUN 26, 2012 On draft. Pale yellow, thin white head. Tinny and watery. Light bodied, highly carbonated, thin and unoriginal. Awful aftertaste. It would be a real stretch to call this "premium."

Pours pale gold yellow. Aroma is grassy and light malt. First sip is crisp clean and slightly grassy. Good summer beer, definitely a good lager. Lots of champagne like bubbles. Would recommend for lager lovers.

330ml bottle pours a pale amber color with a finger of white head that settles down to no lacing. Aroma is light cereal grains and mild hops. Taste is slightly metallic with light malt sweetness and light hop bitterness. Light body and decent carbonation. Typical lager.